Sentence examples for uneasy discussing from inspiring English sources

A girl of 12 is surprised when asked if her teachers have ever warned of the tailings: "No, why?" Local health workers are often uneasy discussing the risks.

But even before the Saints lost to the Cowboys last month — and lost the game after that and the game after that — barroom analysts were already becoming uneasy, discussing the merits of a setback.

When Merle Bombardieri, a clinical social worker who specializes in parenting decision-making and wrote "The Baby Decision: How To Make the Most Important Choice of Your Life," held her first therapy workshop on parental indecision in Nashville in 1978, the attendees were deeply uneasy discussing their doubts.

The crews are all too aware of the risks but are uneasy discussing them with an outsider.

Tell your child if you are uneasy discussing child abuse with him/her.

Mr. Feddema, for his part, is uneasy about discussing the book.

Similarly, Hezbollah officials seem uneasy when discussing the group's links to Iran.

Those threats have made American military commanders particularly uneasy about discussing religious services for their troops.

Mr. Itzkoff, generally a deft and witty caricaturist, can seem uneasy while discussing individuals he would rather not mock.

"Finding out how important the turmoil inside Montaña proved for the war made me also realize just how much Spaniards continue to feel uneasy about discussing what happened and prefer instead to airbrush many of the facts," Mr. Mathieson said.

James Conlon, the music director of the Paris Opéra, observed in a talk last month that concertgoers were uneasy about discussing classical music, but confident in their responses to film.